Some people credit the interview with Ellen's primetime TV downfall...
host had a *very* awkward moment back in November 2019, when Ellen claimed not to have been invited to Dakota's 30th birthday party."How was the party? I wasn't invited," Ellen asked, with the actress straight-up responding,"Actually, no, that's not the truth, Ellen. You were invited."
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